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... -Jewels, but they do seem to be rather useless. SOMME HEROES' MEMORY Lord Mayor and Sheriffs Attend Com- memoration Service in City In commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the Battle of the Somme -a service - was held at All Hallows Barking yeSterday ...
... really were, This remarkable chronicle, commencing from Charing Cross Station in July, 1916, and having for its end the Battle of the Somme, tells with stark simplicity of the experiences of a young married officer, implying rather than stating their reactions ...
... EYE BETTER THAN EAR. Captain lan Fraser, chairman of St. Dunstan's, who was blinded at the battle of the Somme in 1616, states in the Wifeless World and Radio Review that when calculating the development of a news service by wireless telephony , one very ...
... be rowed since 1914. and using centre-seated boats. I‘tvwQll, 0.8. E, M.C, late War Office Plonsiagrapher of 'The Battle of the Somme' PURCHASE, EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS. bv— . QQMBINE LIMITED iilhoi CROSS ROAD, W.C.2. Cr 274 :: Gerrard 7844. by— .4,. L. PHILLIPS ...
... advantage of being able To hear the personal story of one of the intrepid aviators, Capt. H. G. Melina: who Althtd the Battle of the Somme. ...
... LONDON AND THE SOMME Battalion Wreaths. Mark Eleventh Anniversary of Opening of Battle London Pride was among the flowers in wreaths from battalions of the London Regiment placed yesterday in the Toe H Chapelthe Church of Ail Hallows, Barking-by-the- ...
... Georgia fierce fighting is taking place. In comparison with the Great War these struggles are petty skirmishes. At the Battle of the Somme alone more men fell than are engaged in all these wars. All the same the armies now fighting are as considerable in ...
... and 24 Germans, Cambrai, in 1918. was also awarded the Military Medal for recovering wounded from trench during tfie battle of the Somme in 1916. His wife and children are in Ireland Wexford, and Doyle hopes be able to bring them to England when be finds ...
... received from the publishers, Messrs. John Lord and Sons, of Manchester, a splendid souvenir volume of Memories of the Battle of the Somme, containing a complete roll of honour. The editor, Mr. William J. Borland, has been good enough to dedicate it to Horatio ...
... last week, but the business done on the whole is well above the average. The recent newspaper controversy on the Battle of the Somme appears to have had a stimulating effect on its screening at the Alhambra, for on the opening night there were long ...
... although ouly 32, has been in the Armny 33 years. It will be gecalled that he com: manded the sth Army in the second battle of the Somm.e in 1918, MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON MR. LLOYD GEORGE’S PLATFORM. If it can be arranged, Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Chamhclfiniu ...
... V.C., re-enacting at Isleworth the gallant deed which won him the coveted decoration for the film -version of the Battle of :the Somme, ,He went 120 yards from the British trenches into No Man's Land to rescue a y, The parade of dogs before the first ...